PSAT – NMSQT Exam (2025–2026) 100 Official Questions
with Correct and Well-Defined Answers Complete Practice
and Review Material
Introduction:
This document provides 100 actual PSAT/NMSQT exam questions
with verified and detailed correct answers for the 2025–2026
academic year. It includes comprehensive coverage of all test
sections—Evidence-Based Reading, Writing and Language, and
Math—with clear explanations for each question. The material serves
as a complete study and practice guide for students preparing for the
PSAT and National Merit Scholarship qualification.
Exam Questions and Answers
What sections are on this test? --- correct answer ---The
PSAT/NMSQT includes five sections:Two critical reading sections,
Two math sections, and One writing skills section.
How long does this test take? --- correct answer ---Reading and
math sections are 25 minutes each. The writing section is 30
minutes.
Who can I call if I have more questions? --- correct answer ---You
can call your counselor if you have more questions.
,What website can I visit for more information? --- correct answer --
-http://www.testmasters.com/faq-psat.html#cost
http://www.collegeboard.com/psat
What is this test? --- correct answer ---It's a standardized test that
provides firsthand practice for the SAT.
How is the test used? --- correct answer ---PSAT test scores are
used by the College Board as a uniform standard of qualification.
Do all colleges require this test? --- correct answer ---The PSAT is
not used directly by colleges and universities when they make their
college admissions decisions. This does not mean that you shouldn't
take it seriously.
Who takes this test? --- correct answer ---This is given to high
school freshman, sophomores, and juniors.
How many times should a student take this test? --- correct answer
---You take the PSAT once a year in your 10th and 11th grade level
in high school.
How much does this test cost? --- correct answer ---It is a $12
charge though it may vary between schools.
, Are there fee waivers available? --- correct answer ---There is a
limited quantity of fee waivers for each test administration.
How times a year is this test offered? --- correct answer ---It is
offered only once a year.
How early does a person need to sign up for this test? --- correct
answer ---You need to register as soon as you can.
Where can I go on campus i fI have more questions? --- correct
answer ---You can go to your counselors on campus if you have
more questions.
Any additional information or questions. --- correct answer ---You
can visit www.nationalmerit.org for information on scholarships
associated with the PSAT. For other scholarships, visit
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/psat/about/scholarh
ips.html. A good score for the PSAT Exam is 217,if you score a 217
or better on the PSAT, you should be a strong contender for
becoming a National Merit Semifinalist. The PSAT math sections
cover up to high school geometry. Math section will not include any
math questions from Algebra II; however, it is covered in the SAT
Exam.
18. Figure 2 provides support for which point made in the passage?
with Correct and Well-Defined Answers Complete Practice
and Review Material
Introduction:
This document provides 100 actual PSAT/NMSQT exam questions
with verified and detailed correct answers for the 2025–2026
academic year. It includes comprehensive coverage of all test
sections—Evidence-Based Reading, Writing and Language, and
Math—with clear explanations for each question. The material serves
as a complete study and practice guide for students preparing for the
PSAT and National Merit Scholarship qualification.
Exam Questions and Answers
What sections are on this test? --- correct answer ---The
PSAT/NMSQT includes five sections:Two critical reading sections,
Two math sections, and One writing skills section.
How long does this test take? --- correct answer ---Reading and
math sections are 25 minutes each. The writing section is 30
minutes.
Who can I call if I have more questions? --- correct answer ---You
can call your counselor if you have more questions.
,What website can I visit for more information? --- correct answer --
-http://www.testmasters.com/faq-psat.html#cost
http://www.collegeboard.com/psat
What is this test? --- correct answer ---It's a standardized test that
provides firsthand practice for the SAT.
How is the test used? --- correct answer ---PSAT test scores are
used by the College Board as a uniform standard of qualification.
Do all colleges require this test? --- correct answer ---The PSAT is
not used directly by colleges and universities when they make their
college admissions decisions. This does not mean that you shouldn't
take it seriously.
Who takes this test? --- correct answer ---This is given to high
school freshman, sophomores, and juniors.
How many times should a student take this test? --- correct answer
---You take the PSAT once a year in your 10th and 11th grade level
in high school.
How much does this test cost? --- correct answer ---It is a $12
charge though it may vary between schools.
, Are there fee waivers available? --- correct answer ---There is a
limited quantity of fee waivers for each test administration.
How times a year is this test offered? --- correct answer ---It is
offered only once a year.
How early does a person need to sign up for this test? --- correct
answer ---You need to register as soon as you can.
Where can I go on campus i fI have more questions? --- correct
answer ---You can go to your counselors on campus if you have
more questions.
Any additional information or questions. --- correct answer ---You
can visit www.nationalmerit.org for information on scholarships
associated with the PSAT. For other scholarships, visit
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/psat/about/scholarh
ips.html. A good score for the PSAT Exam is 217,if you score a 217
or better on the PSAT, you should be a strong contender for
becoming a National Merit Semifinalist. The PSAT math sections
cover up to high school geometry. Math section will not include any
math questions from Algebra II; however, it is covered in the SAT
Exam.
18. Figure 2 provides support for which point made in the passage?
